Trivial things that annoy you part 8191.1

I just ordered a sandwich in the local bakery, and I was asked if I was having it there or to takeaway . I replied "To go, please" I am off home now to insert some needle under my fingernails.

On the plus side, as I was leaving the sandwich shop, I saw a man do that trip,stumble and pretend to start running thing. I enjoyed that.

Samsgirl wrote: »

No, he usually has dry food but we gave him leftover chicken and gravy yesterday. He was soooooooo bad last night.

Had that same problem with one of my dogs. I moved him on to Skinners dry food, it's a good quality food and not as expensive as some of the better known brands. €35 - €45 for 15 kg. you don't need to feed as much and even less to pick up from the garden. But I know what you mean, as soon as I throw him a couple of sausages or left over meat......its windows open.

eisenberg1 wrote: »

I just ordered a sandwich in the local bakery, and I was asked if I was having it there or to takeaway . I replied "To go, please" I am off home now to insert some needle under my fingernails.

TA'd that I don't understand why this is embarrassing

scdublin wrote: »

TA'd that I don't understand why this is embarrassing

Because I said "To go". Exactly the sort of thing I would give out about if I was standing behind someone else who said it:)

Unless of course, I was in a deli in New York

eisenberg1 wrote: »

Because I said "To go". Exactly the sort of thing I would give out about if I was standing behind someone else who said it:)

Unless of course, I was in a deli in New York

Ah, I see! I'm definitely guilty of using that one a few times.

TA today is that it's only Tuesday and I have to do some exercise before stuffing my face with pancakes.

Rosie Rant wrote: »

Pixels - what a Godawful load of b0llocks. Worst film I've seen in a while. I wish I had gotten drunk before watching it. I wish I hadn't bought it for my OH. I hate having to apologise for buying a present.

I bought a record player for O.H for Christmas,(off Amazon) she bought an LP for it the other day and it's skipping like crazy, I played the LP on my one, perfect. feck, ditto, apologise for buying the crap present

Samsgirl wrote: »

No, he usually has dry food but we gave him leftover chicken and gravy yesterday. He was soooooooo bad last night.

Gravy it seems is bad for a dog, one of them things you shouldn't give a dog, like chocolate, then it goes and eats it's own poop, who (human) decides whats good or bad for a dog?? my old (dead now) used to take carrots out of her bowl and drop them beside it, she told US what she didn't like.

Bit of a scratchy throat, definitely feel a cold coming on, so I decide I should have a Lemsip. Rummage around in the office's First Aid kit and find the very last one stuck in the corner, excellent. Throw the kettle on, empty the sachet into a cup and wander away to do something else.

Come back once it has boiled, and out of the sheer force of habit of a tea-drinker I throw a teabag into the cup. In goes the boiling water...and I'm now drinking tea-flavoured Lemsip. It's exactly as gank as you would expect.

kfallon wrote: »

Did you get a 99?

No:p
I wouldnt buy off that dirty yoke if I was sweltering not to mind when Im freezing to death.

Menas wrote: »

What did the ice cream man do to deserve to be called a dirty yoke?! Do tell!!

Money,fags and ice cream all handled without gloves and whatever else he does that I dont actually see...Id rather starve.

TG1 wrote: »

TA'd that it's only Tuesday and I'm tired enough for it to be Friday... Don't know if I will make 3 more days!

I kept thinking it was Wednesday earlier today....ffs! :mad:

People who start sentences with "So", bad enough when it's spoken sentences, but I was reading a few threads here and they also start with "So" and all the replies started with "So" too,
So we had this installed...,
So I've just checked...
Where is this annoying phenomenon coming from?? It just sounds fake, or when its spoken it sounds like a rehearsed answer.

Medusa22 wrote: »

I often start my sentences with ''So'' and it's fairly common in Cork, I often do it when I'm writing a post online too, I don't even think of it to be honest.

Yeh I got into the habit after a few years in cork, it does seem to be a thing there. It's not as annoying as the "insert like into every sentence" thing they do though, that one took a while to get my head round (like)!